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Mosaic in Green

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Author
  
Zahirul Haque (Editor)

Publication date
  
2004

Originally published
  
2004

Country
  
Bangladesh

Language
  
English

Media type
  
Print (Hardback)

Page count
  
160

OCLC
  
225420785


Genre
  
Photographic encyclopedia

Publisher
  
External Publicity Wing, Ministry of Information, Bangladesh

Mosaic in Green is a photographic encyclopedia project which attempts to portray a colourful illustration of the history, natural landscape, culture and people of Bangladesh. It is a collection of over 300 photographs and illustrations provided by the country's top photographers. It spans 160 pages and has been revised and republished three times by the Ministry of Information, Bangladesh.

Contents

Revisions of the book

Mosaic in Green was first published in 1966 by the Ministry of Information and edited by M Muhaddes. It was revised in October 1996 and republished by same editor. The latest revision (current as of February 2007) was edited by Zahirul Haque and published by the External Publicity Wing of the Ministry of Information, in 2004.

Television documentary project "Mosaic in Green – Bangladesh"

Based upon the theme of the same book, the Ministry of Information, External Publicity Wing along with the Bangladesh Embassy in Bangkok launched the production of a television documentary in 2007.

This project involves filming of multiple locations in Bangladesh and will showcase, in video, the major attractions, natural landscape, culture and people of Bangladesh. Some footage will be used from the 2006 Thai television documentary made by Thai TV channel 3 but most footage will be newly shot and edited to match the theme of the book. It will be dubbed in five different languages. Thai independent filmmaker Manik Sethisuwan is currently commissioned by the Bangladesh Embassy in Bangkok to film and direct this project within Bangladesh.

References

Mosaic in Green Wikipedia